Novelas web de Drama Werewolf e historias de Brave ambientadas en Love at First Sight

Sire, humans, northern border", a guard rushed into the throne room panting out, "Father, should I take care of this?", his son asked, tired of sitting down in the castle all day, "No, you stay here and make sure that your sister does not leave her room, she has seen enough of that human boy" ", he ordered, "How could she even claim to love him when his father tried to kill your mother?" With almost twenty years gone, Alpha King Dwayne and Luna Queen Daphne had given birth to another child; a daughter, Desiree with the soul and spirit of her shrewd and merciless father. She eventually finds love but what happens when her love is given to the wrong person of the wrong specie? Would the Luna Princess accept her father's wishes or would she allow an inevitable war to take place? Would the Alpha Prince and Luna Queen support her or go against her chase for her love? •This is the book two of The Luna Queen. •Mature Content. •Womem are openly called bitches. •Humans were extinct

“My boyfriend cheated on me, I threw a cake at him, and the most dangerous Alpha in the north decided I was his mate. The frosting hadn’t even dried yet!” My name is Anne Marlowe, and all I wanted was to open a bakery far away from my family, their taunts, and men who are allergic to fidelity. Then Nathan Blackstone showed up: huge, dark-haired, and about as friendly as a threat carved with a knife. He says I’m his mate, but I say I won’t trade one cage for another, even though kissing him is seriously complicating my argument. Moreover, someone is poisoning his pack, and my mother’s old cookbook seems to contain something more dangerous than a cake recipe. Now I have to find out what my mother was hiding, save a bunch of wolves, and teach Nathan that protecting me doesn’t mean bossing me around. I also have to stop him from cooking again. Last time, we almost lost the kitchen.

Ella went to the Mate Ball, a grand masquerade where every unmated wolf was required to attend, expecting to leave without finding her mate. After all, she was wolfless. Her only goal was to pass the test and enter the Alpha Academy. Unexpectedly, she met a man wearing a golden peacock mask. Like everyone else at the ball, his face was hidden behind a mask. He leaned in, the tip of his nose brushing the side of her neck as he inhaled deeply. At that exact moment, they both realized the truth—mate. Terrified, Ella bit his wrist and fled the ball. When she returned home, her mother announced that she was marrying her former Alpha, Matthias. Ella met to Matthias’s son, Kane—the current Alpha. Then she noticed Kane’s family crest... and the teeth marks on his wrist. A chill ran down her spine. Her mate was her soon-to-be stepbrother. Just as Ella decided to keep their bond a secret, her wolf awakened and told her: only by gaining her mate’s mark and love within one hundred days could her wolf fully awaken. What should Ella do? Would she risk gaining her stepbrother’s mark, or abandon her wolf? And will Alpha Kane discover that his mate is Ella, his new stepsister who now lives under the same roof as him?

Avery never believed rejection could be undone. When her mate publicly denied the bond, she accepted the shame, the silence, and the quiet shrinking of her place in the pack. What she didn’t expect was to carry his pup afterward. The pack healer’s confirmation changes everything. A rejected mate can still conceive, but the pack will not protect her from the man who cast her aside. He holds no rank, no title, and no right over her, yet his proximity is enough to threaten her future and her unborn child. Refusing to let him control the narrative or her body, Avery makes a choice no one expects. She leaves her pack without release, crosses territorial boundaries alone, and offers submission to a new pack on her own terms. It is dangerous. Unprecedented. And the only way to keep her pup safe. In a territory where she has no standing and no allies, Avery must navigate pack politics, suspicion, and the unspoken weight of carrying a rejected mate’s child. But for the first time, every decision is hers.